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The course provides students with comprehensive theoretical knowledge and also practical training in computer science, numerical computing and mathematical finance.On completion of the course, students can find a job in software industries, financial institutions as well as government organisations. The employment areas also cover Consulting Engineering firms, Pharmaceutical Industry, Telecom industry, Banks and Insurance companies etc. Top recruiters include companies like Microsoft, Amazon India, L & T Ltd., etc. The companies offer amazing packages to students.

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ICRB releases numerous notifications for Computer Sciences and applied Computer sciences fields. So a student who is studying Mathematics and Computing can also apply for ICRB. You have to keep an eye on the ICRB website about the notification and you have to apply for it. So if you go for the course then also you dream of being a Scientist in ISRO can also be achieved.

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I hope you are doing well.

You can do almost any job that a Computer Science grad can do with your M&C degree. Additionally, M&C graduates are preferred for Data Science, Machine Learning, Business Intelligence and more Statistics related jobs.

Also, since you get a masters degree in M&C, you can directly get a Ph.D in Mathematics, Computer Science, Machine Learning, Data Science, etc.

The first thing is what you learn in Mathematics and Computing degree. Is it equivalent to CS & IT or it is not? That is the most important part.

An IT guy knows C, C++, Python, etc. languages and has good depth on Data structures and algorithms. This is a basic thing they know. If you study these things in your Mathematics and Computing degree then it is okay. If you don’t then you have to learn it. You can learn from Virtual classrooms and online courses or free tutorials videos.

There are lots of sites where you can compete with others and get a job like Hackerearth, Hackerrank, Interviewbit, techgig, Linkedln, etc.

So just keep focusing on your goal and work hard.

I hope this helps.

Thank you.

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Hi Aspirant,

Hope you are doing great as per the question asked by you yes you have good chances of getting Bsc hons mathematics in Banaras hindu university as you have secured a decent rank in your stream or course that is sp rank 33 and in open female sp rank 9 . So yes you can expect the admission in Banaras hindu university in Bsc hons mathematics .

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I hope you are doing fine, if you have completed your graduation with PCM and wanna continue your studies to get a job in IT Sectors then you can pursue MCA or Msc IT or Msc Cs. Since you had already studied Mathematics in your graduation so i am assuming that you must be familiar with Mathematics questions. You can prepare for Entrance Exams Like NIMCET, MHTCET, etc to get admission in CS Branch.

I hope you find this information helpful. I wish you all the best for your future.

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No, you won't be eligible to take up MSc Mathematics in any university whether it's through distance mode or regular mode as the eligibility criteria is passed graduation having studied mathematics as core subject from any recognized university securing 50% aggregate or above depending upon the norms of the college, admission process varies as it can be done through entrance tests such as IIT JAM/CUCET/CMI to name a few, or in other cases it can be based on the merit of the qualifying examination,

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Yes you can MSc Physics. But you must have Physics as a compulsory subject in BSc. The points given below are the other courses which you can do after completing Bachelor of Science in maths:

1. Master of Science Mathematics
2. Master of Science actuarial science
3. Master of Science financial mathematics and computation
4. Master of Science in statistics
5. Master of Science in statistics and operational research
6. Master of data science

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Bsc Hons in mathematics is a ug course where you will study quantity, structure, space, and change.B.Sc. (Hons.) Mathematics program provides in-depth knowledge about geometry, trigonometry, calculus and various other theories in Mathematics or related disciplines, such as computer science or statistics in addition to the study of the normal Bachelor of Science subjects like Physics and Chemistry.

Some of the colleges where you can pursue this course are :

• Jawaharlal Nehru Rajkeeya Mahavidyalaya, Port Blair
• Jawaharlal Nehru College, East Siang
• Ramjas College, New Delhi
• Indraprastha College for Women, Delhi
• Hans Raj College, New Delhi

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